Everyone knows about the glorious beaches of California, but what about the beach towns? It wouldn’t be wrong to say that these beach towns capture the true spirit of the expansive coastline of the region. There is nothing like visiting … Read More
Along with its landscapes and cultures, the history of the USA is also as diverse as it could be. If you love exploring the great outdoors, you’ll also enjoy discovering some of the best hiking mountains in the USA — … Read More
Are you someone who measures a city’s appeal by its proximity to hiking trails, bike paths, and rock climbing walls? You’re not alone—I’m looking for the same perfect outdoor city! Although I live in Europe, I’ve been fortunate to visit … Read More
In a world where travel trends come and go, one place has remained a constant source of excitement, escape, and spectacle: Vegas. For decades, it’s been the ultimate adult playground. But in an era of endless options, how has a … Read More
Syracuse, located in upstate New York (I also suggest to read What to Do in New York City) is a fantastic destination for year-round adventures, whether you’re exploring the Erie Canal Museum, wandering through historic Armory Square, or embracing the … Read More
Los Angeles is one of the most famous cities in the United States, known for its iconic movie and TV locations, luxurious beaches, and celebrity lifestyles. There is so much to see and do, and planning your first trip can … Read More
The Nineties meant a lot to me: I graduated from high school, I passed my driving test, and I spent hours watching the same old movies over and over. In some cases I even learnt the lines by heart. Back … Read More
Surfing Southern California’s waves can be both exhilarating and daunting for newcomers. You’re not alone in seeking out the gentle surf spots that welcome beginners with open arms. Favourable beginner-friendly locations like Cowell Beach in Santa Cruz and Linda Mar … Read More
There is an edited picture that often does the rounds on social media, showing the outline of Texas over a map of Europe. In this picture, The Lone Star State is invariably always depicted as much larger than the entire … Read More